Winter 2009 Issue
Phenomenal Women>
In tribute to the exceptional accomplishments of sisters Stella and Margaret Stein—the University’s first women graduates—Pitt Magazine salutes a contemporary cross-section of accomplished University of Pittsburgh women who showcase the enterprising spirit and distinctive achievements of Pitt women through the ages.
Features
Free at Last?>
Two years ago, a single misplaced page from an 1816 property book led to the discovery of a lost chapter in Western Pennsylvania history. It’s a fragment of the past that sheds light on slavery in our nation and the messy struggle toward freedom for African Americans. Now, a compelling exhibition by the University of Pittsburgh in partnership with the Senator John Heinz History Center brings that lost chapter to life.
Generation Next>
His Google calendar overflows with activities. His cell phone is the command center of a thriving social hub. He handles a full academic schedule while also working. He volunteers for good causes, belongs to multiple campus clubs, and he’s optimistic about the future. Ladimir Geake, Class of 2012, also is a great example of today’s university and undergraduates—just ask his friends.
Also in this issue
- 400 Craig Hall
- Feedback
- Front Page
- Library Aid, Anti-Radiation, National Medal of Science, Time to Lead, Healthy Cause, A Jewel Box of Color, Still, Patent Power, Top Ten, Democracy Pitt-Style, Good Word, Words of Praise, Investing Wisely?, State Kudos, Pitt’s Neighborhood
- Commons Room
- Good Sport
- Bookshelf
- Extra Credit
- Cornerstones
- Alumni Hall